Phrasal verbs with get

It [blank_start]got[blank_end] about that Charlie has proposed to Angela.

Why don't we [blank_start]get[blank_end] about the beach so we can see the sunset?

Alan [blank_start]got[blank_end] above himself after being promoted to chief director.

That door [blank_start]gets[blank_end] across my room and Jonathan's room.

How can I [blank_start]get[blank_end] my message across if nobody listens to me?

Paul's [blank_start]getting[blank_end] after Jimmy because they're playing hide-and-seek.

Tony is always [blank_start]getting[blank_end] after me about how to solve my problems.

Sally's really [blank_start]getting[blank_end] ahead in the investigation.

Sid doesn't want Bob to come, he doesn't [blank_start]get[blank_end] along with him.

I'd love to [blank_start]get[blank_end] around more, I always stay here for my holidays.